The phrase "achieved with a brief" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey that something was accomplished using a brief, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was successfully achieved with a brief overview of the objectives."
Alternatives: "accomplished with a summary" or "realized through a brief".
He is the most important figure in twentieth-century English-language literary culture, a position he achieved with a relatively small amount of writing produced in a relatively brief amount of time and in unpromising circumstances.
In brief, for a two-people household scenario, ∼100% reliability can be achieved with a roof size of 150 300 m2 having a tank size of 5000 10,000 L.
Improvements in interpersonal problems were similar to those achieved with brief dynamic psychotherapy, in which improvements in socially avoidant, nonassertive and overly accommodating problems are more readily achieved than improvements in the cold, self-centered and controlling dimensions [ 46].
With diabetics, it is therefore uncertain if any improvements in blood glucose achieved by a brief intervention would be sustained over a longer period, reduce HbA1c levels, improve health outcomes, and can be replicated in the general diabetic population.
To achieve this, a brief interview with couples on the quality of their relationship prior to the cancer experience will be conducted simultaneously during the period of collecting the baseline data.
Don Juan in Soho, though politely received, only achieved a brief run at the Donmar.
This patient was later treated with temozolomide and paclitaxel achieving a brief partial response, but subsequently died of disease progression 26 months after the beginning of imatinib treatment.
His life was loudly dedicated to taste, real taste, and lingering pleasure for all the senses, not simply some brief, show-off spectacle achieved with stabilisers and steam.As a young chef, self-taught, he had devoured cookery books of every kind: medieval, Japanese, Italian, all the French masters.
4 7 SAB is defined as 'self-strangulation or strangulation by another person with the hands or a noose to achieve a brief euphoric state caused by cerebral hypoxia'.
A brief literature review identifying limitations in the flexibility of IAM is followed by a description of the progress achieved with SEAMLESS-IF.
